Interim VP Finance
Los Angeles, CA - USA
Job Summary
Our Client a founder-led multi-entity energy infrastructure group is seeking an Interim VP Finance to bring order rigor and strategic insight to its financial operations.
The organization spans three related companies operating in the renewable energy and power infrastructure space including solar/wind construction consulting and battery storage/renewable energy commissioning. The group operates across the country and is positioned to benefit from significant industry tailwinds driven by data center and AI-related power demand.
The company needs a hands-on finance leader who can build out processes (budgeting forecasting month-end close etc.) and reporting as they continue to grow.
What Youll Do
- Step in to assess and overhaul financial reporting processes and systems across a 3-entity group
- Build and maintain accurate 5-year financial forecasts and cash flow models to support active investor conversations and operational decision-making
- Partner with the existing in-house payroll/accounting staff to relieve bottlenecks improve month-end close and professionalize accounting practices
- Support evolving billing and risk models as one business line shifts from time & materials to lump-sum and bid-based work helping the company manage increased financial risk exposure
Must-Haves
- Strong controller-level financial expertise with the ability to work in the details while maintaining big-picture strategic perspective
- Demonstrated experience building 5-year forecasting models and reliable cash flow modeling tools
- Comfort working across multiple related entities with a degree of structural and operational complexity
- Available to commit 40 hrs/week for a minimum 6-month engagement
- Exposure to the construction industry
Nice-to-Haves
- QuickBooks experience (Online and/or Enterprise Suite)
- CPA and public accounting background
Required Experience:
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